WHAT is believed to be the oldest time capsule in Europe has been discovered in the spire of an 18th-century church in Poland the capsule was uncovered by workers as they dismantled the seven-metre spire of a former Evangelical church in Ziebice A small globe that had topped the spire contained a sealed copper canister and a collection of books and papers Bullet holes in the globe are thought to date from the Red Army’s advance in 1945 Gmina Ziebice/FacebookItems from the capsule When local officials and historians opened the container they found papers in near-perfect condition relating to the construction of the church in 1797 They included the names of people involved in the construction The date makes it the second-oldest time capsule in the world found in 2014 in the Massachusetts State House in Boston hidden behind a painting of George Washington crossing the Delaware River The capsule also held coins from the period which were likely to have been included to help later generations date the contents in the event that the documents were destroyed Other documents found with the canister date from 1902-03 dated 20 August 1902; and Evangelical prayer books of the Lower Silesia Heritage Conservation Office said: “These people wanted to tell us: we were here and now you take it over and look after what we left here.” said that the capsule’s contents needed conservation work and would then be displayed in the town’s museum Copies could be placed in a new time capsule in the former church Nicholas Reed Langen examines the Supreme Court ruling on gender We are a partnership of six diverse and welcoming congregations in the northern districts of Milton Keynes offering a rich tapestry of worshipping traditions – Anglican Situated in the Deanery of Arundel and Bognor and Diocese of Chichester The Bishop of Chichester seeks to appoint a priest in charge who will offer a pastoral and liturgical ministry across the parishes of these Benefices We are a conservative evangelical church with a long history of faithful Bible teaching in the coastal town of Whitehaven in beautiful West Cumbria We long to be passionate disciples’ of the Lord Jesus who are transformed through a deeper knowledge of God’s Word Bro Gwendraeth Local Ministry Area comprises churches in the post-industrial towns and villages of the Carmarthenshire Gwendraeth Valley either side of the M4 at Crosshands run jointly by Sarum College and The Church Times tickets available This online seminar, run jointly by Modern Church and The Church Times discusses the theology underpinning the drive for growth tickets available Non-subscribers can read four articles for free each month IB Vogt has successfully reached Provisional Acceptance Certification (PAC) for its 40-megawatt solar PV project in Ziębice Utilizing bifacial modules on a fixed tilt International solar developer IB Vogt has reached PAC (Provisional Acceptance Certification) for a 40-megawatt solar PV project in Ziębice The project has been delivering clean solar energy to the grid since December 2023 and passed all testing and requirements to commence full operation and reach the PAC milestone Project Ziębice is IB Vogt’s second project in Poland after Project Zamość from 2022 bringing the portfolio in the country to a total of 175 megawatts See also: A new era for PV dawning in Eastern Europe The solar farm is located in the Lower Silesia region of the Ząbkowice District in the Ziębice Commune on 30 hectares of land The project uses state-of-the-art bifacial modules on a southward facing substructure with a fixed tilt With an average production of 43 gigawatt hours per year the project will be able to save over 28,000 tons of CO2 per year Next to the comprehensive environmental measures around the project IB Vogt has put a strong emphasis on health and safety practices including on-site training with the National Fire Brigade Also interesting: 172 MW solar park developed in Southern Romania O&M and asset management for the project With the subscription to this newsletter, I agree to be informed about interesting publishing and online offers of Alfons W. 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A podcast for investors on the opportunities and risks of the solar market The pv Europe editorial team offers their own analysis and discusses current topics with experts Poland to parents Jadwiga Celner and Marian Kamiński He attended primary and high school in Poland before deciding to emigrate to the United States at the age of 21 in 1981 after Prime Minister Jaruzelski imposed martial law he enrolled at Columbia College in Chicago in 1982 He graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1897 He then worked as a filmmaker for a few years before attending the AFI Conservatory where he earned a Master of Fine Arts degree Kamiński worked under cinematographer Phedon Papamichael as a gaffer and then moved up to working as a second unit director of photography. He also shot a number of B-movies with directors Roger Corman and Katt Shea Early projects include "Lady America," "Grim Prairie Tales," "The Rain Killer," and "Terror Within II." Kamiński also worked on the romantic musical comedy "Cool as Ice," which starred Vanilla Ice Kamiński was discovered by Steven Spielberg after Spielberg saw the television film "Wildflower," one of Kamiński's projects Spielberg hired him to shoot "Class of '61," a television film on which Spielberg worked as the producer This began a long professional relationship with Spielberg as the two worked on many films together in the years that followed he worked with Spielberg on "Schindler's List," their first collaboration in which Kamiński was the cinematographer and Spielberg the director The film was a massive success and was nominated for 12 Academy Awards Shooting of the film had taken place over a period of a little over two months in Kraków and Kamiński set out to create a sense of timelessness in the film He spent much of the next years collaborating with director Steven Spielberg he served as director of cinematography on the film "The Lost World: Jurassic Park." Filming took place primarily in California it broke several box office records and was the second highest-grossing film of 1997 he again worked with Spielberg on the film "Amistad" which received largely positive reviews Kamiński received a nomination at the Academy Awards in the Best Cinematography category Janusz Kaminski (Photo by Gregg DeGuire/WireImage) Spielberg and Kamiński again teamed up to create the film "Saving Private Ryan." The film was one of the year's most successful Kamiński won his second Academy Award in the Best Cinematography category The pair spent the next few years creating the film "A.I Artificial Intelligence," which was released in 2001 and received generally positive reviews Kamiński was the director of cinematography on two more Spielberg films – "Minority Report" and "Catch Me If You Can" – both of which were well-received he worked on the film "The Terminal" and then in 2005 worked on "War of the Worlds" and "Munich," all with Spielberg he created two films with Spielberg – "The Adventures of Tintin" and "War Horse." The following year the two created the film "Lincoln." For "War Horse" and "Lincoln," Kamiński received two more Academy Award nominations working on a film almost every year of the decade These films included "The Judge," "Bridge of Spies," "The BFG," "The Post," "Ready Player One," "The Call of the Wild," "West Side Story," and "The Fabelmans." His most recent Academy Award nomination was for "West Side Story." In 1995, Kamiński married actress Holly Hunter He later began dating ABC News reporter Rebecca Rankin though their marriage ended in divorce in 2010 In 1996, Janusz paid $2.125 million for a 1.12-acre property in Beverly Hills that features a mansion that is 5,000 square feet. He sold this home to producer Megan Ellison in December 2016 for $15.5 million he had been renting the property for $40,000 per month © 2025 Celebrity Net Worth / All Rights Reserved